Stocks To Watch: Nestle, Oswal Pumps, Ethos, Natco Pharma, Angle One, And Others
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Stocks to watch: Shares of firms like Nestle, Oswal Pumps, Ethos, Natco Pharma, Angle One, and others will be in focus on Friday's trade
Stocks to Watch on June 20, 2025: Markets closed flat on the weekly expiry day amid mixed global cues, and stock-specific developments are expected to drive momentum today. Here's a look at key stocks likely to be in focus:
Oswal Pumps
The spotlight will be on Oswal Pumps as the company is set to debut on the exchanges today.
Nestle India
Nestle India has announced a board meeting scheduled for June 26 to consider a proposal for issuing bonus shares.
Ethos
Goldman Sachs sold over 1.77 lakh shares of Ethos in a block deal worth Rs 48 crore, with shares sold at Rs 2,700.6 apiece.
Sai Life Sciences
Private equity firm TPG is likely to offload 12.5 million shares, representing a 6% stake in Sai Life Sciences, in a deal estimated at $102 million (Rs 885 crore).
The USFDA has issued Form 483 with seven observations for Natco Pharma's Kothur, Hyderabad facility.
Axiscades Technologies
Axiscades Technologies entered into a strategic partnership with Europe's Aldoria to enhance India's space capabilities.
Angel One
Devender Kumar, Chief Revenue Officer – Direct Business, has resigned and will be relieved from his duties effective September 30, 2025.
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